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In Good Shape tackles the question of chronic bowel illnesses. Those affected can experience diarrhea, cramps or constipation. Also on the program: Why nuts help us live longer. And: getting rid of warts quickly and easily. Go to video
In Good Shape tackles the question of chronic bowel illnesses. Those affected can experience diarrhea, cramps or constipation. Also on the program: Why nuts help us live longer. And: getting rid of warts quickly and easily.
Studies show that eating nuts may be linked to a longer life. Walnuts strengthen the heart, improve concentration and lower cholesterol levels. Pistachios are a source of minerals like potassium, calcium and phosphorus.
Dr. Hubert Mönnikes talks about inflammatory bowel disease and why a proper diagnosis is important. The internist is also psychotherapist and psychiatrist. He's head physician for internal medicine at Berlin's Martin-Luther Hospital.
US President Trump tweeted that the US should recognize Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights. A shift in US Mideast policy. Will it boost Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's re-election chances? Plus, waiting for Brexit...to be delayed.
As US President Trump urges US recognition of the disputed Golan Heights as Israeli territory, Brent Goff asks Mideast expert Michael Friedson how big a political gift this is for Benjamin Netanyahu, with elections just two weeks away.
An increasing number of retired American Football players who suffered concussions during their career are diagnosed with brain conditions. Now it appears the sport is making changes in an attempt to create a safer environment for players.
'Arts and Culture,' presented by Karin Helmstaedt. In this edition: we go to the Leipzig Book Fair, where Masha Gessen has won an award and publishers have digital natives in their sights; and electronic act Schiller joins us in the studio.
On this week's Eco Africa, we check out a house made from plastic bottles in Nigeria, youth protesters in Berlin and the cooperative savings group empowering Senegalese women.
In Windhoek, SunCycles is making e-bikes powered by solar power, which are mobilizing more and more small businesses in Namibia, one of the sunniest countries in the world with an average of 300 days of sunshine a year.
Joining the growing Fridays for Future movement, we speak to the school kids striking in Germany's capital city. Phasing out coal by 2030 is one of their key demands.
20 years ago local village chiefs founded a conservation programme to protect pygmy hippos. The programme is a success and the number of hippos has increased from two to almost 40.
One child in every thousand across the world is born with Down Syndrome - which means millions are affected. And many still struggle to integrate fully in society. But things are improving - thanks to initiatives like this café in the Iranian capital Tehran. It's not only a great place for a cup of coffee - but it also offers people living with Down Syndrome or Autism the basic right of working.
Mali's government has been struggling to stabilise the country since a coup in 2012 saw the northern part of the country fall to jihadists linked to al Qaeda and allied Tuareg rebels. Despite significant international efforts, the violence is not letting up.
The aftermath of one of southeast Africa's deadliest storms. People are still being pulled out of water from flooded areas in the countries battered by Cyclone Idai. And the beacon of stability that is now plagued with civil war and Islamist terrorism. DW News Africa takes you to the northern city of Timbuktu which has born the brunt of the assaults.
A new saving cooperative has turned traditional gender roles upside down in one of the country's villages. With the support of an NGO women come together to grow and sell vegetables - even in the dry season.
Ethiopia stabilizing after 20 years of war - Angolans struggle with gasoline shortage - Xi in Italy to discuss Belt & Road Initiative
